This feature enables users to specify more control over where Tiller pod
lands by allowing "node-selectors" to be specified. Alternatively, the
"--output" flag will skip install and dump Tiller's raw Deployment manifest to stdout so user may alter it as they see fit (probably with a JSON manipulation tool like jq).
Closes#2299
>0.0.0-a does not match pre-releases on 0.0.0 that start with a
capital letter or number. This has to do with the ordering of
code points. Numbers and capital letters come before lowercase
letters.
>0.0.0-0 should match all valid pre-releases on 0.0.0. According
to the spec, "Numeric identifiers MUST NOT include leading zeroes."
A 0 is also the lowest code point for all the allowed characters
in a pre-release
This commit adds --kube-version flag to helm template. It allows you to
override the Kubernetes version used as Capabilities.KubeVersion.Major/Minor (e.g. 1.7).
In this feature, we can use -f option with remote files, same as kubectl
accepts URLs. I add an option to send a 'get' request when read the local
file failed.
Closes#2642
This adds a new configuration option to Tiller to limit the number of
records stored per release.
Tiller stores historical release information (helm history, helm
rollback). This makes it possible to set a maximum number of versions
per release.
To enable this feature, use `helm init --history-max NNN`. Note that
because of the restrictions on Deployment objects, you will have to
re-install Tiller to add a limit.
Along the way, I found an unreported bug in the Memory storage driver.
This fixes that bug and adds substantially more tests to catch
regressions.
Closes#2332
The former help info may cause misunderstanding that this command
can update content of charts existing in remote respositories while
it does pull charts' info from remote repositories.
This trivial modification leads better understanding.
* Adds update option to plugin command
Fixes issues/2385 - helm install silently updates the plugin, if it pre-existed
* Added tests for new methods for plugin update
* Updated docs
* Updated review comments :)
* Return error exit code when there is error
Updated the 'helm completion' command to take in the shell
as a parameter. Currently acceptable options are 'bash' and
'zsh'. Also fixed the completions to work with zsh in a manner
similar to what kubectl does.
Also updated the docs to reflect this change.
Closes#2201
It is now possible to create plugins with chart download capabilities for custom, non-http protocols.
Furthermore it is possible to reuse helm packages to implement alternative clients with these custom downloader functions.
A lot of community members are looking at `helm serve` as a production webserver to host their
charts. There are much better solutions out there like s3, wabs or gcs for cloud storage and
nginx, haproxy or apache for DIY dedicated web servers. Steering users in the right direction
will help users make the right decision when it comes to serving their charts in production.